This is a fairly simple plot showing the total number of submissions for each module among students from each group. The brightness of each bar is proportional to the fraction of students (from each respective team) who submitted for that module. The output of ggplot2 was wrapped with the R package for the Plotly graphing library to make the chart more interactive.

This plot was created with the UpSetR package, which provides a much more powerful way to visualize the overlap between sets than Venn Diagrams (especially when you have more than 3 groups). Each “column” represents an intersect (e.g., submissions for “modules 0 and 1”, or “modules 0, 2, and 4”) shown by connected dots. The bars show the number of students who have submitted each particular combination of module. Yellow and black segments of the bars represent SRP Undergrad Fellows and other mini-DREAM participants, respectively.

The points in the scatterplot show submissions over time, colored according to module. In the background, you can also see the cumulative submissions for all modules across days. The gray bars indicate which days we met as a group to participate in module activities.

This word cloud was generated by aggregating all text from the Module 0 through Module 7 scoreboards. The tm and wordcloud packages were used to parse, count, and visualize the frequency of different terms.